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  • Some healthcare services have gone digital so called telemedicine booms during the pandemic.Newsletters

    How design keeps companies focused on people as the pandemic pushes businesses online

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • Nio&#8217;s share price has soared over 1000% this year while rivals Li Auto and Xpeng race forward too.<br /> WANG ZHAO/AFP via Getty ImagesInternational

    A six-year-old Chinese electric vehicle startup is now more valuable than GM

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  • Katy Perry performs via livestream at Alibaba&#8217;s Singles&#8217; Day Gala as the shopping festival gets underway amid a pandemic.Qilai Shen/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesInternational

    Nov. 11 is Alibaba’s biggest day of the year. Beijing rained on the parade

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  • As dreams of safe &#8220;travel bubbles&#8221; materialize, so do fears that a global aesthetic has rid the world of the uniqueness that made travel interesting before.Newsletters

    Will pandemic-era travel bubbles be filled with ‘Airspace’?

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • President Elect Joe Biden has said he would use trade war tariffs on China &#8220;when they are needed.&#8221; Drew Angerer/Getty ImagesInternational

    Why a Biden presidency won’t end the U.S.-China trade war

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  • Xi Jinping addressed the China International Import Expo via video link as some pandemic prevention measures remain in place.International

    Is China ‘open for business’? Beijing is sending mixed messages

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  • New South Wales' Agrarian Economy as China Considers More Economic Pain for Australian ExportsInternational

    China is ramping up its other big trade war

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  • Biden is beating Trump in the polls but, thanks to the Electoral College, that might not matter. Again.<br /> Kevin Dietsch/UPI/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    The U.S.’s Electoral College is an epic design fail

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • Millions of additional packages are sent across China during Alibaba’s Singles’ Day, which this year is a “double” feature.International

    The world’s largest shopping event is taking place not once—but twice—this year

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  • Thailand&#8217;s King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida greet royalist supporters after a Buddhist ceremony for the late king Chulalongkorn in Bangkok on October 23, 2020. (Photo by Jack TAYLOR / AFP) (Photo by JACK TAYLOR/AFP via Getty Images)International

    As Thailand’s economy shrinks, protesters question the $40 billion value of the King

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  • South Korea President Moon Jae-in pledged the country will hit net zero carbon emissions by 2050 on Wednesday, two days after Japan said the same.Newsletters

    A carbon neutral future is taking shape in Asia, and Australia needs to catch up

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  • Airbnb has tapped Apple veteran Jony Ive&#8217;s design consultancy LoveFrom to design new customer experiences as the company pivots during the pandemic.Newsletters

    Will Apple’s ex-design chief Jony Ive bolster Airbnb’s IPO?

    By Eamon Barrett and Naomi Xu Elegant
  • From left: AirAsia.com CEO Karen Chan and Booking.com Asia-Pacific managing director Angel Mancas.Conferences

    An all-you-can-fly pass? One airline says the model meets the demands of COVID-era travel

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  • From left: Grab CEO Anthony Tan and Singapore Minister of Finance, Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee KeatConferences

    CEO Anthony Tan says Grab is partnering with Microsoft to reskill drivers

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  • BRAZIL-CHINA-HEALTH-VIRUS-VACCINE-TRIALInternational

    How a made-in-China COVID vaccine is dividing a country in two

    By Grady McGregor and Eamon Barrett